warefare

• the battle of falkirk was in 1298 and was a victory for england.
• the battle of agincourt was in 1415
• the leaders at falkirk were william wallace for the scots and edward 1 for england
• the leaders at agincourt were henery v for england and charles de albret for france
• the longbow and schiltron were wised at falkirk
• at agincourt the french battled through thick mud weakening them
• at agincourt the english flankes made of longbow hide in the woods at fired at the french
• the battle of nasbey was in 1645
• the battle of nasbey was between royalists and parliamentarians
• the leaders at naseby were king charles and prince rupert for the royalists and fairfax and cromwell for the parliamentarians
• at agincourt the main weapon was the pike
• the battle of waterloo was in 1815
• the leaders at waterloo were wellington and blucher the british and napoleon,marshell ney and grouchy the french
• the main weapon at waterloo was the brown bess
• the battle of balaclava was in 1854
• the leaders at balaclava were raglan, heavy brigade-sir james scarlet, highlander- sir colin campbell, light brigade- lord cardigan
• the battle of the somme was in 1916
• at the somme the leader was general haig
• the main weapons at the somme were machine guns,mustard gas and chlorine gas
• at the somme the allies did a 7 day heavy artillery bombardment
• at the iraq war the main weapons are aircraft,bombs and missiles
• during the blitz theaters and concerts were still open, football matches still allowed to be played and cimemas were still opne
• in 1250-1500 the main weapons were the schiltron,longbow and gunpowder and cannons(but used very rarly)
• in 1500-1700 the main weapons were matchlock, flintlock and bayonet
• in 1700-1850 the main weapons were brown bess and light artileery
• in 1850-1900 the main weapons were rifles, machine gun and feild cannon
• in 1900-present the main weapons are tanks and aircraft, air defence and chemical warefare
• in 1250-1500 the compostion was cavalry and infarty
• in 1500-present the composition of the army was infantry, cavarlry and artileery
• in 1250-1500 the fuedal system was used
• in 1500-1700 people were pressed and the introduction of the new model army
• in 1700-1850 people were still pressed and the sandhurst military academy was introduced
• in 1850-1900 the inroduction of cardwells reforms improved the standards of the army
• in 1900-present the army ahs been conscripted and now is voluntary
• in 1250-1500 everyone was forced to requisition
• in 1500-1700 everyone was still forced to requisition
• in 1250-1850 the impact on cilvilians was the tax and plunder
• in 1850-1900 the impact on civilians was public opinion and newspapers
• in 1900-present the impact on civilians is public opinion, conscription and mad
• in 1250-1500 you had to supply own weapons